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Liberal Radio Host Glad Breitbart's Dead, Would Pour Weed Killer on His Grave
By Rusty Weiss | March 6, 2012 | 4:26 PM EST

A few days ago, conservative author Ann Coulter summed up the left's reaction to the death of Andrew Breitbart with this statement:  "Even in death he shows liberals in their true colors".  With that, those true colors, the same rage and venom being spewed in Breitbart's direction, continues.

Last week, we saw Rolling Stone publish a piece in which author Matt Taibbi lamented how happy he was for Breitbart to be gone.  We saw Slate columnist, Matt Yglesias, proclaim that "the world outlook is slightly improved" with Breitbart dead.  And then there was former editor of the New York Press, and Taibbi cohort, Jeff Koyen, mock writers defending Breitbart as "hitching yourself to a corpse".

Continuing in that same vein of sub-standard decency is liberal radio host, John "Sly" Sylvester of WTDY in Madison, Wisconsin.  Sylvester recently aired a 20-minute segment on his radio show which was posted as a Podcast entitled, "Andrew Breitbart:  Dead (thankfully)".

‘An Especially Amateurish Example of Media Bias’ from CNN
By Brent Baker | September 17, 2011 | 6:16 PM EDT

“The Republican Party is split right down the middle between Tea Party movement supporters and those who do not support the two-and-a-half-year-old movement, according to a new national survey,” a Thursday CNN.com “Political Ticker” post asserted in recounting the findings of a CNN/ORC poll which were cited on air by both Wolf Blitzer and John King.

Liberal Wisconsin Radio Host Mocks Female GOP Lt. Governor Who Survived Cancer
By Ken Shepherd | January 20, 2011 | 6:13 PM EST

A liberal radio host who in 2004 referred to Condoleezza Rice as an "Aunt Jemima," is at it again with hateful rhetoric against a female Republican politician. [h/t e-mail tipster Gerald Harrison]

Just don't hold your breath for the guardians of civility in politics at MSNBC to make a federal case of it.

On Monday, WTDY radio host John "Sly" Sylvester mocked Wisconsin's new Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch, a cancer survivor.

As WKOW.com reported on Tuesday: